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Eleemosynary grant

2416

year: 1242

initiator: Geraldus Alemannus miles dictus Magnus

recipient: Hospital of Saint Mary of the Germans

institution: Hospital of Saint Mary of the Germans

text: Aug. 18. Acre. Geraldus Alemannus miles dictus Magnus makes an eleemosynary grant to the Hospital of St Mary of the Germans. He gives 2 adjoining houses in the ruga calderariorum in Monmusart. On one side of them is the house of the royal curia [domus curie regalis]. On the other is the house of Hugo de Calderaria. The entries to the houses face the platea next to the city fosse. He also gives all his military equipment [harnesium militare], in horses, arms, robes and other things, on condition that he has the use of these while he lives. He wishes after his death to be treated as a brother in funeral and burial. The deed is sealed, at his request, by Radulfus Acconensis episcopus. Witnesses: Radulfus Acconensis episcopus; .... archidiaconus Acconensis; Ludulfus prepositus Monasteriensis; dominus Balduinus de Pinkenie miles; dominus Bertoldus miles; frater Iohannes prior domus Alamanorum. Aug. 18. Acre. Geraldus Alemannus miles dictus Magnus makes an eleemosynary grant to the Hospital of St Mary of the Germans. He gives 2 adjoining houses in the ruga calderariorum in Monmusart. On one side of them is the house of the royal curia [domus curie regalis]. On the other is the house of... more

sources: Strehlke, Tabulae, pp. 73-4, no. 92 (RRH no. 1108)

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Inscription

2417

year: 1242

institution: Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem

text: After Sept. 17. Acre. The Hospital of St John of Jerusalem. Epitaph of frater petrus de veteri brivato octavus magister sancte domus hospitalis ierusalem post occupationem sancte terre [d. Sept. 17]. The epitaph also refers to the release of the com. montis fortis and other French barons from captivity in Egypt and the building of the castle at Ascalon by ricardus comes [cor]nubie. After Sept. 17. Acre. The Hospital of St John of Jerusalem. Epitaph of frater petrus de veteri brivato octavus magister sancte domus hospitalis ierusalem post occupationem sancte terre [d. Sept. 17]. The epitaph also refers to the release of the com. montis fortis and other French barons from... more

sources: Pringle, ‘Notes’, pp. 193-4, no. 2

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Council/ruling decisions/legislation

2418

year: 1242

initiator: Rostang de Podio Alto, vicar of Count Raymond of Toulouse

recipient: Consuls of Marseille established in Syria

text: [1242. Rostang de Podio Alto, vicar of Count Raymond of Toulouse, instructs the consuls of Marseille established in Syria to pay Hugua, guardian of her children by Guillaume vicomte de Marseille, 1000 royal sous. [1242. Rostang de Podio Alto, vicar of Count Raymond of Toulouse, instructs the consuls of Marseille established in Syria to pay Hugua, guardian of her children by Guillaume vicomte de Marseille, 1000 royal sous.

sources: Méry, Histoire analytique 1:432. Calendar entry] (RRH no. 1109)

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Grant

Privilege/exemption

2419

year: 1243

initiator: Bohemond V, prince of Antioch and count of Tripoli

recipient: Commune of Montpellier

text: Feb. 1-28. Tripoli. In the count’s palais. In response to the request of the commune of Montpellier, represented by sire Raimont Conte and sire Guillaume Berenger, and appreciative of the renown of the commune and the profit for his land, Bohemond, par la grace de Deu princes dAntioche et cuens de Triple, son of Bohemond, prince-count of Antioch-Tripoli, grants under seal the following rights. The men of Montpellier will pay one third of the dues [dreiture] on everything they sell and buy in the city of Tripoli, except for the dreiture de la tonie, which they will pay entirely. They will pay a third of passage on all goods they bring to the port of Tripoli by sea, whether from a Muslim or Christian source. They will pay one third of the nol with respect to their ships, which they load with goods for export, but they will pay the whole tax on goods brought to Tripoli by land. They are granted a street [rue] in Tripoli, where their consele will have his hostel. Cases on movables or debts arising between the men of Montpellier and those of Genoa and Pisa will be decided by Montpellier’s consele de Tripoli, but excepted from this are disputes involving the funde of Tripoli. The men of Montpellier and their goods are promised security. If any man of Montpellier resident in Tripoli is arrested in a land with which the count has good relations [j’aye pais ou treve] his return will be requested, just as if he was the count’s subject. These privileges are dependent on Montpellier sending to Tripoli each year for ten years a ship [nef] containing no fewer than 40 mariners or more and at least 800 kintaus of goods. The conseles who within these ten years are appointed by Montpellier and all citizens coming to Tripoli will swear to preserve of the count’s rights and will ensure that the privilege applies only to men of Montpellier. Guarantors: Tomas de Ham conestable de Triple; Johan mareschau de Triple; Amauri Saraman; Johan de Farabes; Nicolos Farmac. The charter was drawn up by Johan chancelier de Triple. Feb. 1-28. Tripoli. In the count’s palais. In response to the request of the commune of Montpellier, represented by sire Raimont Conte and sire Guillaume Berenger, and appreciative of the renown of the commune and the profit for his land, Bohemond, par la grace de Deu princes dAntioche et cuens de... more

sources: Germain, Histoire 2:513-15, no. 43 (RRH no. 1110)

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Confirmation/renewal of grants

Purchase

Grant

2420

year: 1243

initiator: Hermannus Petragoricensis, master of the Knights Templar

recipient: Jacques de Lamendelée

text: Mar. 15. [368] Frère Hermand de Périgord, maître of the Knights Templar, records that he has given 2 charters to Jacques de Lamendelée, as the nearest relative of comte Jaucelin seneschal du royaume de Jérusalem. The first contains the confirmation by King Baldwin IV of the purchase made by his mother Agnès of 2 casalia called Cabor and Coquil [Dec. 25 1182 - Dec. 24 1183]. The second records a gift made by Guy de Lusignan comte de Joppé et d’Ascalon and his wife comtesse Sibille to Jaucelin [Febr. 1. 1185]. Mar. 15. [368] Frère Hermand de Périgord, maître of the Knights Templar, records that he has given 2 charters to Jacques de Lamendelée, as the nearest relative of comte Jaucelin seneschal du royaume de Jérusalem. The first contains the confirmation by King Baldwin IV of the purchase made by his... more

sources: Delaville Le Roulx, ‘Inventaire’, p. 86, no. 262. (RRH no. 1110a)

comments: [368] Claverie (L’ordre du Temple 3:116-17, no. 95) dates this without explanation to 1144.

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Agreement/treaty

Dispute/arbitration

2421

year: 1243

initiator: T. electus [abbas] and the convent of the abbey of St Mary of Mt Sion

recipient: Abbas and convent of the abbey of Saint Mary of the Valley of Jehoshaphat

institution: Mount Sion

2nd institution: Saint Mary of the Valley of Jehoshaphat

text: Apr. 1-30. Acre. T. electus [abbas] and the convent of the abbey of St Mary of Mt Sion record under seal an agreement with the abbas and convent of the abbey of St Mary of the Valley of Jehoshaphat over the boundaries of 2 carrucatae terrae, owned by the church of Mt Sion and situated in the casale of Sardanas in the territory of Tyre. The two parties choose as arbitrators Hugo Amirallus miles castellanus Tyrensis and Philippus Balduini civis Acconensis and promise to accept their decision on the penalty of 100 marchae argenti. If the arbitrators find it impossible to reach a decision, recourse should be made to the Secreta Tyri. If that cannot provide an answer, a judgement will be made according to the usages and customs [usus et consuetudines] of the city of Tyre, but if that course fails, recourse will be had to the Secreta Acconensis. P. Tyrensis archiepiscopus seals this agreement in confirmation. Apr. 1-30. Acre. T. electus [abbas] and the convent of the abbey of St Mary of Mt Sion record under seal an agreement with the abbas and convent of the abbey of St Mary of the Valley of Jehoshaphat over the boundaries of 2 carrucatae terrae, owned by the church of Mt Sion and situated in the casale... more

sources: Kohler, ‘Chartes de Josaphat’, pp. l79-80, no. 71 (RRH no. 1110b)

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Agreement/treaty

Dispute/arbitration

2422

year: 1243

initiator: Guillaume de Chastel Nuef, master of the Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem

recipient: frere Pierre de S. Romain, comandeor [of the Knights Templar] en la terre de Triple

institution: Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem

2nd institution: Templars

text: May 31. With the advice of his convent on one side and on the authority of his maistre and advice of his brothers on the other, frere Guillaume de Chastel Nuef, mestre de la sainte meson de l’Ospital saint Johan, and frere Pierre de S. Romain, comandeor [of the Knights Templar] en la terre de Triple, record that they have chosen the brothers of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem, frere Hugue Revel chastelain del Crac and frere Guillaume Chan, frere de l’Ospital, and the Knights Templar frere Richart de Bures chastelain de Chastelblanc and frere Reinaut de Claincort chastelain de Tortouse, to negotiate agreement over disputes between the Orders in the county of Tripoli and the lordship of Margat. The 4 arbitrators record that they have elected Johan de Farabel seignor del Pui as a fifth. They met to discuss the disputes relating to Crac and Chastel Blanc; in particular the dependencies of the chastel del Sarc and the chastel de la Colée. They agreed that the casalia [chasels] of Fonteines, la Mesquie and le Teres and the gastina of Asor should remain in possession of the Hospital of St John. The gastina of Genenn, the casale of Betire and the gastina of Reusemeine should remain in Templar hands. The boundary between these lands follows the watercourse [ruissel] of Forchie, which climbs as far as the hill [toron] of Lucan, passing another hill [toron] and descending in the midst of the cave de Asor to its far end and to a watercourse [ruissel] below the cave. With the advice and consent of his companion, frere Reinaut de Cleincort chastelain de Tortouse, Richart de Bures chastellain de Chastelblanc confirms and seals the agreement. May 31. With the advice of his convent on one side and on the authority of his maistre and advice of his brothers on the other, frere Guillaume de Chastel Nuef, mestre de la sainte meson de l’Ospital saint Johan, and frere Pierre de S. Romain, comandeor [of the Knights Templar] en la terre de... more

sources: Delaville Le Roulx, Cart Hosp 2:602-3, no. 2296 (RRH no. 1111)

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Confirmation/renewal of grants

2423

year: 1243

initiator: Pope Innocent IV

recipient: Abbas et conventus monasterii monachorum Grecorum Sancte Margarite de Agros

institution: Saint Margaret of Agros

text: Jul. 14. Anagni. At their request, Pope Innocent IV takes the abbas et conventus monasterii monachorum Grecorum Sancte Margarite de Agros, of the Order of St Basil, under papal protection. He confirms their possession of the grangia Sancte Marie de Brilo, in capite de Cavata, in the diocese of Limassol. As the Greeks did not pay tithes, he absolves them from all payment of tithes on animal fodder and the harvests of all possessions farmed themselves or at their expense held before the time of the [Fourth Lateran Council] and on all possessions farmed or at their expense which have been acquired since the council, although tithes will be payable on acquisitions farmed by others. Jul. 14. Anagni. At their request, Pope Innocent IV takes the abbas et conventus monasterii monachorum Grecorum Sancte Margarite de Agros, of the Order of St Basil, under papal protection. He confirms their possession of the grangia Sancte Marie de Brilo, in capite de Cavata, in the diocese of... more

sources: Schabel, Bullarium 1:341-2, no. e-1

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Council/ruling decisions/legislation

2424

year: 1243

initiator: Pope Innocent IV

recipient: Prelates of the province of Jerusalem

text: Jul. 15. Anagni. Pope Innocent IV orders the prelates of the province of Jerusalem to respect the papal legation of the patriarch of Jerusalem, with regard to the province and the crusade. Jul. 15. Anagni. Pope Innocent IV orders the prelates of the province of Jerusalem to respect the papal legation of the patriarch of Jerusalem, with regard to the province and the crusade.

sources: Innocent IV, Les Registres 1:4, no. 12

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Council/ruling decisions/legislation

2425

year: 1243

initiator: Pope Innocent IV

recipient: Patriarch of Jerusalem

text: Jul. 15. Anagni. Pope Innocent IV grants the patriarch of Jerusalem the papal legation with respect to his province and the crusade and asks him to cooperate with any legate a latere the pope might send. Jul. 15. Anagni. Pope Innocent IV grants the patriarch of Jerusalem the papal legation with respect to his province and the crusade and asks him to cooperate with any legate a latere the pope might send.

sources: Innocent IV, Les Registres 1:4, no. 13

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